About the workshop

Learn the basics of Inkscape, a free software used to make vector designs. You can create logos, marketing material, illustrations, web graphics, cartoons, and more!

Inkscape can take you from the doodle stage to a final, professional-grade design format which is ready for publication on the web or in physical form.

This is a remote workshop. please ensure you have:

1. A computer & internet connection

2. Zoom installed: https://zoom.us/download

3. Downloaded Inkscape before the workshop here: https://inkscape.org/release/inkscape-1.0/

- Meeting IDs will be sent via a calendar invite once you have registered for the workshop.

Once Unleash Space opens again, you will be able to use your Inkscape design knowledge to prepare files and potentially use our large format printer to make customised posters!

Zoom Waiting Room:

All attendees will be put into a Zoom Waiting Room before being admitted into the workshop.

If you are on the waitlist, you will be allowed into the workshop if a participant is unable to join within 10 minutes of the workshop commencing.

After 10 minutes, the waiting room will be closed and you will need to book another workshop.

What are Create & Make Workshops?

Fun, entry-level create and make workshops are designed for the beginner or those looking to get creative in an enjoyable, interactive environment. Learn about the technology and equipment by doing a project. Turn up, have a great time, and leave with new skills, a creation of your own making and some new friends.

Who can attend?

Open to all students and staff at the University of Auckland.

By registering for this event/workshop you grant the Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship full rights to use the images from any photography/video footage for publicity and education purposes. This may include (but is not limited to), the right to use them in their printed and online publicity, coursework presentations, social media, and press releases. If you do not wish to be photographed please inform an event organiser.